Part of your organization’s patient‑safety and workforce‑safety program. Safety‑Care helps clinical teams prevent and manage behavioral crises while preserving dignity and meeting regulatory standards.
Why Organizations Switch from Crisis Prevention Institute
Health systems adopt Safety‑Care to move beyond theory‑ and restraint‑focused programs. Safety‑Care teaches behavioral prevention and de‑escalation techniques that support The Joint Commission and CMS standards while reducing injury rates and incident costs.
Who We Support in Healthcare
We train staff across hospitals, behavioral health units, psychiatric facilities, outpatient programs, autism centers, and emergency departments. From nurses and mental health technicians to clinical managers and support staff, Safety-Care® helps healthcare teams work together to create safer, more stable care environments.
Hospitals
Autism Service Providers
Psychiatric units
Partial Hospitalization Programs
Inpatient Behavioral Health Treatment
Emergency Departments
Quantifying Safety-Care’s Impact in Healthcare Facilities
What Healthcare Teams Learn
Identify environmental and behavioral triggers
Apply trauma‑informed de‑escalation
Implement safe, least‑restrictive interventions when necessary
Conduct post‑incident reviews to support continuous improvement
How Safety-Care Works (Train-the-Trainer)
Certify Trainers
QBS‑hosted trainer classes are BCBA‑led.
Train Staff
Certified Safety-Care Trainers deliver staff classes through traditional in-person or blended learning models.
Sustain Results
Additional modules and skill maintenance resources maintain fluency and outcomes.
No BCBA required on site to deliver staff classes—we provide the expertise and clinical oversight.
Key Focus Areas
Incident Prevention
Structure clinical settings for calm, safety, and consistency
Incident Minimization
Use proven de-escalation methods that reduce conflict
Physical Safety
Reinforce situational awareness and protect staff and patients
Physical Management
Apply interventions that are safe, monitored, and medically appropriate